disneygeek90
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I live in Orlando, and got an email about 30 minutes after the ticket opening.How many people on here live in Orlando or the state of Florida and got the email?
I live in Orlando, and got an email about 30 minutes after the ticket opening.How many people on here live in Orlando or the state of Florida and got the email?
I live in Orlando and got my email after the event was sold out. So did my son who is on his own AP account. Several local friends did not get an email at all and a couple of folks who have had the most expensive pass for many years never got an email and didn't hear about it until I told them. Of course it was too late by then.How many people on here live in Orlando or the state of Florida and got the email?
I live in Orlando, and got an email about 30 minutes after the ticket opening.
I live in Orlando and got my email after the event was sold out. So did my son who is on his own AP account. Several local friends did not get an email at all and a couple of folks who have had the most expensive pass for many years never got an email and didn't hear about it until I told them. Of course it was too late by then.
I live in Orlando and got my email after the event was sold out. So did my son who is on his own AP account. Several local friends did not get an email at all and a couple of folks who have had the most expensive pass for many years never got an email and didn't hear about it until I told them. Of course it was too late by then.[/QUOT
Pretty sure this is a conspiracy.
Maybe try face to face at guest relations in the park. Best of luck!Does anyone have a magic trick to specifically get to some group at Disney that provides support for Passholders? It seems no matter who I call to deal with not having received the confirmation email for the event, I end up at some part of reservations and they all throw the "it's not my job" at me and I get transferred again. I've talked to over 13 people since Friday and absolutely nobody is able to help.
Maybe try face to face at guest relations in the park. Best of luck!
That is an interesting take on it, and I'm not surprised that it works this way. One database talking to another. Looks like a coding change is needed to get it all working correctly. There is no reason an opt out has to be permanent. None.So the saga of silliness on this one continues into bizarre and strange places. Right now they're telling me that there are lots of people with similar issues of not receiving the confirmation emails (should I take comfort from that) and they have no idea how to fix it. They're trying countless options but it may end up with them calling Passholders individually and giving them the confirmation number over the phone if they can't figure it out.
In my most recent phone conversation with them this afternoon the cast member I spoke to shared a snippet of data about Passholder communications that 'might' (if true) explain why so many people are not getting any kind of Passholder communications. What I was told this afternoon is that Disney considers all Passholder related communications to be Marketing communications no matter the content. If at any time over the course of history you ever even once, opted out of receiving marketing from Disney you chose a lifetime ban of communications to that email address. They are claiming it's legally required (which is bunk), but even if you choose to receive them in MDE at a later time, the lifetime ban in the Passholder database cannot be overridden. The only way to change it is to have a new email address applied to your Passholder account (NOT the same as your MDE account). I was told today that communications for the next 6-8 weeks are already queued up so the change we made to mine today would not take effect until late May sometime so it will be a long time.
Whether I agree with the policy described above or not, if they actually are doing this it would explain the long history of these issues. In addition, with this pattern no matter what you do do check your email address or verify that you have 'receive marketing' checked it will not change the past on your Passholder profile.
The saga continues......
Any idea what goes on during this event? Both rides, walk through and merchandise? Maybe the canteen is open? Two hours will go by quick.
How many people on here live in Orlando or the state of Florida and got the email?
Do you live in the area? If so, I highly suggest going to a guest services and just say "I registered for the Pandora event, and have reached out to you many times, all to no avail. I have not received the confirmation email for the event, and was wondering if there was anything you can do about it?"Not that anyone cares, but I still have not gotten the email or confirmation number, nor have I gotten calls returned from Guest Relations who were supposedly handling this and would be 'keeping me updated'. The likelihood that I'll be able to use my reservation is declining with each passing day.
Do you live in the area? If so, I highly suggest going to a guest services and just say "I registered for the Pandora event, and have reached out to you many times, all to no avail. I have not received the confirmation email for the event, and was wondering if there was anything you can do about it?"
If they just brush you off then say, "Can you at least give me something I can present to get in to the preview if I don't get an email?" If that still doesn't work, just spam the guest services email .
Very true, although remember, it is much harder for them to blow you off in person than in person.I do live in the area but history has taught me that will likely be yet another waste of time. This is a specialty thing that it seems nobody at Disney is capable of dealing with. I've already spent over 6 hours on the phone over the last 8+ days mostly with countless people telling me the equivalent of 'not my job' and transferring me to somebody else. On one call alone I was bounced around to 9 different people with absolutely no forward progress on the effort. They can't even find someone who could just give me the confirmation number over the phone.
Very true, although remember, it is much harder for them to blow you off in person than in person.
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